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• ' UCGLESiASTICAI.. /"IHUKCH OF THE HOLY SEPIILChTieT V- KH'YBEK PASS. Services Tn-nioiTow: S a.m., Holy Communion; 11 a.m., Morning Prayer and Sermon; 4 p.m., Baptisms; 7 p.m., Evening Prayer and Bcu'iuoni ST. MATTHEWS' CHURCH, HOBSON~ STREET, Sunday, August 16.-^B.a.m. H.C., 11 a.m. Morning Prayer. Holy Comhiunion and Sermmi; 4.15 p.m.,. Baptisms; 4.30 p.m., Confirmation Class; V p.m., Evening Prayer and. Sermon.—W. E. GllUim, Vicar. __ ST. PAUL'S, Symotitls-atreet:.—Sunday Services: S H. Com, 11 H. Com., 7. Anthem: "O Come, Let Us Worship" (Hlmmel); Offertory Solo: "Consolation" (jlatton). CitTITCKE'S, RoimUU'rt.--cYtizens''Sunday. k1) —11 anil., Bevi AW Heady; 7 p.m., liev. Q, It. jMoHt'o. ■ . QT, JAilloS' I'lVsbyterhm Church.—Citi--10 zuu Sunday.—Mai-uiug at 11, Rev. J. :T. Pinfold; Evening at U. 45, Key. U. I>\ ■MncnlcoL . ■ Ti DAVID'S PRESBYTERIAN Church, Upper Symonds-Bt—Citizens' ; Sunday—At 11 an.d ti.4s—Rev.. R. Wylie, Onehunga. KNOX " CHURCH, PAUNELL. Citizen Sunday—At 11) Rev. Fred. Warner, At 7, Rev. H. Kelly, M.A.: "Chapters from the Story of a Soul: VI., A Royal Welcome." „__ T. STEPHEN'S PRESBYTERIAN Church—Clti2en Sunday—At 11, Rev. J. G. Chapman. At 7, Rev. G. 1. Sim, B.D. £JT. ANDREW'S PresbyteHati Church, AlQ ton ltd.—At 11, liev. W. Luycock; at 7, Rev. 13. Q. Peri-y. ST. PETER'S Presbyteriu'U Cuurch, Great North ltd.— At 11, "Cltlzeushlp;" at 7, "The Ministry of Wuuieu," Hey. 11. Hornmervllle. A VONDALE Presbyterian Church.— -"■ Avohdale, 11 o'clock find 7 p.m.— Rev. A. McLean. 14 YON POUT PHE SBX'IIIS K1 A N Church—At 11. Rev. A. B. Chappell, of Blrkenhead. At 3.15 p.m., Tukapuna; At 7, Usual Monthly Lecture, "The TransJordanlc Tribes," Rev. R. Ferguson. NORTHCOTB Presbyterian" Church.— 11 am., Mr Adams; 7 p.m., Mr J. Mill; Sabbath School, 2.30. Greenhithe, 3 p.m., Mr Adams. . ONKHUNGA PRESBYTERIAN Church—Citizen Sunday—At 11, Mr Jas. Murdoch. At 6.30, Rey. D. McPher--Bori' ■ ' • ■DERESFORD STREET CONGREGA- •*-* TIONAL CHURCH. REV. W. HODGE, Of St. Clair, Dunedln. Morning, 11. Evening, 0.45. •XTEWTON CO NGUE GA T I 0N A L i-N CIIUKCH. CITIZEN SUNDAY. 11-Key. W. J. Williams. C.4s—Rev. F. Warner. VTEWTON CONGREGATIONAL -!-> MUTUAL IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY MONDAY, AUGUST 20, at 7.30. LECTURE, "Scenes which have Mudo the Empire" (No. 1, Uellgious)—Kev. Frederic Warner. Over 00 slides. Musical items. Adinlßßlon,_fculver Colu. Collection at door. MOUNT ~ EDEN "CONGR¥GATiONAL Church—Citizens' Sunday—At 11, Rev. W. S. Potter. At 6.45, "Elijah before Ahab and before God," Rev. Wm. Day. EVONPORT Congregational Church.— "Citizen" Sunday.—Morning at 11, Rev. R. Fergusoh; Evening at 7, Rev. B. L. Thomas. All seats are free. A UCKLAND BAPTIST TABERNACLE X*. - CITIZENS' SUNDAY. Morning at 11—Rev. H. R. Dewsbury Evening at 6.4s—Pastor Joseph Clark "Ancient Keys for Modern, Problems." Communion Service alter Evening Service. THURSDAY EVENING, 7.3o—Pralsq, Prayer, Exposition. TpONSONBY BAPTIST CHURCH. - •t Citizen's Sunday—At 11, Rev. Hugh Kelly, M.A., "Cities and Empires Gone and Going." At 6.45, Key. Collins, "The Kingdom That Is and That Shall Be." OUNT EDKN Baptist Church.—Morning At 11 and Evening at 6.46— Rev. hi. Best. \ NION FREE BAPTIST CHURCH. CITIZENS' SUNDAY. 11 a.m., Rev. B. Dudley. 7 p.m., Mr Reader, P.A. Student. 6 p.m., Open-air; Monday evening, 7.30, Prayer, Praise, and Testimony. WEBIiiuYAN MJSTHODIST CHURCHES. CITIZENS" SUNDAY. PITT-STREET. At 11, Rev. A. H. Collins. At G. 45, Rev. W. J. Williams, "A Fireproof City." ■ ST. JOHN'S. POiNSuNB*:. At 11, Rev. G. B. Monro. At 6.45, Rev. W. Ready, "Our Craft is In Danger" MOUNT ALBERT. ■■ At 11, Rev. T. P. Robertson At 6.30, Rev. J. G. Chapman KINGSLAND. At 11, Rev. J. S. Rishworth At 6.30, Rev. W. Beckett MOUNT EDEN. At 11, Rev. R. F. Macnlcol ' At 6.30, Rev. J. S. Rishworth ARCH HILL. • At 11, Mr E. Cox At 6.30, Mr D. Brown BAYFIKLD. . . . At U, Rev. J. Law At 6.45, Mr PI. Stantoti RAFTON KUAI) CIRCUIT. i ~—- •■.-.' CITIZEN "SUNDAY. GJRAFTON KUAD— 11, Rev. Jos. Clark 6*30, Rev. H. R. Dewsbury PARNELL— . 11, Mr S. Stone 7, Mr S. Ferguson ... NEWMABKIiiT--11, Rev. J. Lothian ' '"' '7> Mr Sj Wooda ,:.-^_. SvONPORT WESLEYAN CHURCH.----11. Rev. B. L. Thomas; 0 30, Hw.A. B. Chappell. Birkenhead--At 11 and 6.30^ Rev. C. E. Beecroft. Takapuna Hall—7, E. R. Jones. '-VTORTHCOTE Wesleyan Church.— JN Morning at 11, Rev. J. H. Slmmonds; Evening at 7, Mr F. Souster. ■ Sunday Hr.hool at 3 P.m. '' ■ ' . "I HOMELY WELCOME AWAITS YOU A TOE HELPING HAND MISSION. ."• • : U a.m., Rev' Hi Williams; 7 p.ni., Hearty. Helpful Mission Service. Address by* "Mr W. Holdsworth, jun.; Leader, Mr A. C. Brown. Solos. An Oldtime Meeting. , y FORESTERS-HALL; NEWTON. !, 7, p.m., Miss Alice Rimmer will Sing and Mr Jaw; Bramley and the. Mlsstoner S&l sneak The Best News, the Newest News, the Oldest^ News-God'3 Changeless Love. __ =pRTMfTIVE METHODIST CHURCHES ' CITIZENS' SUNDAY: B'RANKLIN ROAl>. ckett 630 Rev. W. S. Potter Subject, •'Christian Citizenship" Solo, Mr W. G. Reid WATE RV M iE|-^ rt^ ,; e!3O, Mr, Whlttaker ___j ! pRIMITIVEMETHODIST CHURCHES: " J CITIZENS' SUNDAY* ALEXANDRA STREET--11, Rev. W. Day 6.45, Rev. B. Dudley rt , TTT , ri _ A ' Cantata, "Gethsemane," TUESDAY, PITT°AND EDWIN STREETS--11, Mr Brakenrlg • 6 45, Rev. H, Williams •^V^r^iudiey . . ; ; 6*45 Rev. W. Laycock NEWMARKET--3, Rev. W. Laycock , 6.45 Miss Blakeley MOUNT ROSKILL- ,:, , v ; 11 Rev. J. G. Chapman , , ; 1 G. 45, Mr H. R. Burton SURREY HILLS-r 3 Rev. H. Williams ■ :.";. 6.45, Mr. G. Tlirley . —UEE~METHbDIST CHURCH, Mt. Edeu. —Rev Dr. Hosking preaches twice—; 11 am, "Whflt Doest Thou Here?" 6.30 p.m., "Christian Citizenship afid • tue. liflorla." .. .., . .